How much weight does full moon baby gain

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The birth of the child makes the whole family immersed in joy. The new mother's wife also loves the child very much. She is usually very concerned about the child's hair, weight and other issues. Let's take a look at the weight gain of the full moon baby.

How much weight does full moon baby gain

First of all: weight: the average weight of the baby boy is about 5.60kg, the normal range is 4.3-7.1. The average weight of the baby girl is about 5.10 kg, the normal range is 3.9-6.6. Artificial feeding baby weight gain faster, can increase about 1.5 kg, or even higher.

Second: how much weight does the full moon baby gain? In the third week of the baby's birth, under normal circumstances, the average weight gain is 18-30g per day or 125-210g per week, 2-4 stools per day, and some breast fed babies may have 6-8 stools, which are normal phenomena.

Finally: according to the growth law of children's weight, weight gain is closely related to age. Within 3 months after birth, if children are fed reasonably and their weight increases rapidly, they will gain 250-200 grams per week. After 3-6 months, they will gain 180-150 grams per week on average, and then 90-60 grams per week within 3 months.

matters needing attention

For those who have physiological weight loss after birth, most of them have recovered to their birth weight 7-10 days after birth, and then gradually increase their weight until the full moon. As long as they are in good condition, there is no need to worry too much.